What Topics should be covered and how many questions should be asked on each topci?
ICCP – Ed found. Exam - # (number of questions)
Full IS 2010 Curriculum list
Weible Topic List
Other's Topic Lists
IS 2010.1.0 foundations of information systems
1.1 information systems in organizations - 3
1.2 valuing information systems - 5
1.3 information system components and infrastructure - 9
1.4 facilities, services, organizational models - 7
1.5 systems development and acquisition - 8
1.6 the Internet and World Wide Web - 12
1.7 security of information systems - 6
1.8 business intelligence - 1
1.9 globalization - 1
1.1 characteristics of the digital world
1.2 information system components
1.3 information systems in organizations
1.4 globalization
1.5 valuing information systems
1.6 information system infrastructure
1.7 the Internet and World Wide Web
1.8 security of information systems
1.9 business intelligence
1.10 enterprise-wide information systems
1.11 development and acquisition
1.12 information system ethics and crime
1.1 information systems in organizations 1.2 information system components and infrastructure 1.3 valuing information systems 1.4 information system infrastructure 1.5 Business Intelligence 1.6 Enterprise systems 1.7 security of information systems 1.8 globalization
IS 2010.2.0 data and information management
2.1 database approach - 4
2.2 data modeling - 15
2.3 database languages - 0
2.4 data and database administration - 5
2.5 transaction processing - 7
2.6 data/information architecture - 2
2.8 data quality management - 4
2.1 Database approach
2.2 Types of database management systems
2.3 Basic file processing concepts
2.4 Physical data storage concepts
2.5 File organizations techniques
2.6 Conceptual data model
2.7 Logical data model - Normalization
2.8 Physical data model
2.9 Database languages
2.10 Data and database administration
2.11 Transaction processing
2.12 Using a database management system from an application development environment
2.13 Use of database management systems in an enterprise system context
2.14 Data / information architecture
2.15 Data security management
2.16 Data quality management
2.17 Business intelligence
2.1 database approach
2.2 Logical data model - Normalization
2.3 Physical data model
2.4 database languages - SQL
2.5 data and database administration
2.6 transaction processing
2.7 data/information architecture
2.8 data quality management
IS 2010.3.0 enterprise architecture
3.1 enterprise architecture frameworks - 11
3.2 monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes - 8
3.3 green computing - 1
3.4 business continuity - 6
3.1 Service oriented architecture
3.2 Enterprise architecture frameworks
3.3 Systems integration
3.4 Enterprise resource software
3.5 Monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes
3.6 Green computing
3.7 Virtualization of storage and systems
3.8 The role of open source software
3.9 Risk management
3.10 Business continuity
3.11 Total cost of ownership and return on investment
3.12 Software as a service
3.13 Enterprise data models
3.14 Data / information architecture and data integration
3.15 Content management
3.16 Audit and compliance
3.17 System administration
3.18 IT control and management frameworks
3.19 Emerging technologies
3.1 enterprise architecture frameworks
3.2 Service oriented architecture
3.3 Systems integration
3.4 monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes
3.4 business continuity
3.5 Total cost of ownership and return on investment
3.6 Software as a service
3.7 Enterprise data models
IS 2010.4.0 IT infrastructure
4.1 systems concepts - 9
4.2 operating systems - 5
4.3 networking - 21
4.4 IT control and service management frameworks - 3
4.1 Core computing system architecture concepts
4.2 Core computing system organizing structures
4.3 Core technical components of computer-based systems
4.4 Role of IT infrastructure in a modern organization
4.5 Operating systems
4.6 Networking
4.7 Organizing storage on organizational networks
4.8 Data centers
4.9 Securing IT infrastructure
4.10 The role of IT control and service management frameworks (COBIT, ITIL, etc.)
4.11 in managing the organizational IT infrastructure
4.12 Ensuring business continuity
4.13 Grid computing
4.14 Cloud computing, computing as a service
4.15 System performance analysis and management
4.16 Purchasing of IT infrastructure technologies and services
4.1 Core computing system architecture concepts
4.2 Core technical components of computer-based systems
4.3 Operating systems
4.4 Networking
4.5 Data centers
4.6 Grid computing
4.7 Cloud computing, computing as a service
IS 2010.5.0 IS project management
5.1 introduction the project management - 2
5.2 the project management lifecycle - 4
5.3 managing project teams - 7
5.4 project initiation and planning - 4
5.5 managing project scheduling - 2
5.6 managing project resources - 2
5.7 managing project quality and risks - 5
5.8 systems procurement - 1
5.9 project execution, control and closure - 12
5.1 introduction the project management
5.2 the project management lifecycle
5.3 managing project teams
5.4 managing project communications
5.5 project initiation and planning
5.6 managing project scope
5.7 managing project schedule
5.8 managing project resources
5.9 managing project quality
5.10 managing project risk
5.11 managing project procurement
5.12 project execution, control and closure
5.13 managing project control and closure
5.1 introduction the project management
5.2 the project management lifecycle
5.3 managing project teams and communications
5.4 project initiation and planning
5.5 managing project scheduling
5.6 managing project resources
5.7 managing project quality and risks
5.8 systems procurement
5.9 project execution, control and closure
IS 2010.6.0 systems analysis and design
6.1 business process management - 3
6.2 structure in IT-based opportunities and projects - 2
6.3 analysis and specification system requirements - 12
6.4 implementation strategies - 13
6.5 design and analysis - 9
6.1 identification of opportunities for IT-enabled organizational change
6.2 business process management
6.3 analysis of business requirements
6.4 structuring of IT-based opportunities into projects
6.5 project specification
6.6 project prioritization
6.7 analysis of project feasibility
6.8 fundamentals of IS project management in the global context
6.9 using globally distributed communications and collaboration platforms
6.10 analysis and specification of system requirements
6.11 different approaches to implementing information systems to support business requirements
6.12 specifying implementation alternatives for specific system
6.13 impact of implementing alternatives on system requirements specification
6.14 methods for comparing system implementation approaches
6.15 organizational implementation of a new information system
6.16 different approaches to systems analysis and design: structured SDLC, unified process/UML, agile methods
6.1 business process management
6.2 structure in IT-based opportunities and projects
6.3 analysis and specification system requirements
6.4 implementation strategies
6.5 design and analysis
6.6 specifying implementation
6.7 different approaches to systems analysis and design
IS 2010.7.0 IS strategy, management and acquisition
7.1 the role of IS in the organization - 10
7.2 structuring the IS organization - 13
7.3 acquiring information technology resources and capability - 3
7.1 the IS function
7.2 IS strategic alignment
7.3 strategic use of information
7.4 impact of IS on organizational structure and processes
7.5 IS economics
7.6 IS planning
7.7 role of ISN defining and shaping competition
7.8 managing the information systems function
7.9 financing and evaluating the performance of information technology investments and operations
7.10 acquiring information technology resources and capabilities
7.11 using IS/IT governance frameworks
7.12 IS risk management
7.1 IS strategic alignment
7.2 strategic use of information
7.3 structuring the IS organization
7.4 IS planning
7.5 acquiring information technology resources and capability
The Full IS 2010 Curriculum list includes, which are excluded from the
IS 2010.8.0 application development
IS 2010.9.0 business process management
IS 2010.10.0 enterprise systems
IS 2010.11.0 Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction
IS 2010.12.0 IT Audit and Controls
IS 2010.13.0 IS Innovation and New Technologies
IS 2010.14.0 IT Security and Risk Management
1.2 valuing information systems - 5
1.3 information system components and infrastructure - 9
1.4 facilities, services, organizational models - 7
1.5 systems development and acquisition - 8
1.6 the Internet and World Wide Web - 12
1.7 security of information systems - 6
1.8 business intelligence - 1
1.9 globalization - 1
1.2 information system components
1.3 information systems in organizations
1.4 globalization
1.5 valuing information systems
1.6 information system infrastructure
1.7 the Internet and World Wide Web
1.8 security of information systems
1.9 business intelligence
1.10 enterprise-wide information systems
1.11 development and acquisition
1.12 information system ethics and crime
1.2 information system components and infrastructure
1.3 valuing information systems
1.4 information system infrastructure
1.5 Business Intelligence
1.6 Enterprise systems
1.7 security of information systems
1.8 globalization
2.2 data modeling - 15
2.3 database languages - 0
2.4 data and database administration - 5
2.5 transaction processing - 7
2.6 data/information architecture - 2
2.8 data quality management - 4
2.2 Types of database management systems
2.3 Basic file processing concepts
2.4 Physical data storage concepts
2.5 File organizations techniques
2.6 Conceptual data model
2.7 Logical data model - Normalization
2.8 Physical data model
2.9 Database languages
2.10 Data and database administration
2.11 Transaction processing
2.12 Using a database management system from an application development environment
2.13 Use of database management systems in an enterprise system context
2.14 Data / information architecture
2.15 Data security management
2.16 Data quality management
2.17 Business intelligence
2.2 Logical data model - Normalization
2.3 Physical data model
2.4 database languages - SQL
2.5 data and database administration
2.6 transaction processing
2.7 data/information architecture
2.8 data quality management
3.2 monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes - 8
3.3 green computing - 1
3.4 business continuity - 6
3.2 Enterprise architecture frameworks
3.3 Systems integration
3.4 Enterprise resource software
3.5 Monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes
3.6 Green computing
3.7 Virtualization of storage and systems
3.8 The role of open source software
3.9 Risk management
3.10 Business continuity
3.11 Total cost of ownership and return on investment
3.12 Software as a service
3.13 Enterprise data models
3.14 Data / information architecture and data integration
3.15 Content management
3.16 Audit and compliance
3.17 System administration
3.18 IT control and management frameworks
3.19 Emerging technologies
3.2 Service oriented architecture
3.3 Systems integration
3.4 monitoring and metrics for infrastructure and business processes
3.4 business continuity
3.5 Total cost of ownership and return on investment
3.6 Software as a service
3.7 Enterprise data models
4.2 operating systems - 5
4.3 networking - 21
4.4 IT control and service management frameworks - 3
4.2 Core computing system organizing structures
4.3 Core technical components of computer-based systems
4.4 Role of IT infrastructure in a modern organization
4.5 Operating systems
4.6 Networking
4.7 Organizing storage on organizational networks
4.8 Data centers
4.9 Securing IT infrastructure
4.10 The role of IT control and service management frameworks (COBIT, ITIL, etc.)
4.11 in managing the organizational IT infrastructure
4.12 Ensuring business continuity
4.13 Grid computing
4.14 Cloud computing, computing as a service
4.15 System performance analysis and management
4.16 Purchasing of IT infrastructure technologies and services
4.2 Core technical components of computer-based systems
4.3 Operating systems
4.4 Networking
4.5 Data centers
4.6 Grid computing
4.7 Cloud computing, computing as a service
5.2 the project management lifecycle - 4
5.3 managing project teams - 7
5.4 project initiation and planning - 4
5.5 managing project scheduling - 2
5.6 managing project resources - 2
5.7 managing project quality and risks - 5
5.8 systems procurement - 1
5.9 project execution, control and closure - 12
5.2 the project management lifecycle
5.3 managing project teams
5.4 managing project communications
5.5 project initiation and planning
5.6 managing project scope
5.7 managing project schedule
5.8 managing project resources
5.9 managing project quality
5.10 managing project risk
5.11 managing project procurement
5.12 project execution, control and closure
5.13 managing project control and closure
5.2 the project management lifecycle
5.3 managing project teams and communications
5.4 project initiation and planning
5.5 managing project scheduling
5.6 managing project resources
5.7 managing project quality and risks
5.8 systems procurement
5.9 project execution, control and closure
6.2 structure in IT-based opportunities and projects - 2
6.3 analysis and specification system requirements - 12
6.4 implementation strategies - 13
6.5 design and analysis - 9
6.2 business process management
6.3 analysis of business requirements
6.4 structuring of IT-based opportunities into projects
6.5 project specification
6.6 project prioritization
6.7 analysis of project feasibility
6.8 fundamentals of IS project management in the global context
6.9 using globally distributed communications and collaboration platforms
6.10 analysis and specification of system requirements
6.11 different approaches to implementing information systems to support business requirements
6.12 specifying implementation alternatives for specific system
6.13 impact of implementing alternatives on system requirements specification
6.14 methods for comparing system implementation approaches
6.15 organizational implementation of a new information system
6.16 different approaches to systems analysis and design: structured SDLC, unified process/UML, agile methods
6.2 structure in IT-based opportunities and projects
6.3 analysis and specification system requirements
6.4 implementation strategies
6.5 design and analysis
6.6 specifying implementation
6.7 different approaches to systems analysis and design
7.2 structuring the IS organization - 13
7.3 acquiring information technology resources and capability - 3
7.2 IS strategic alignment
7.3 strategic use of information
7.4 impact of IS on organizational structure and processes
7.5 IS economics
7.6 IS planning
7.7 role of ISN defining and shaping competition
7.8 managing the information systems function
7.9 financing and evaluating the performance of information technology investments and operations
7.10 acquiring information technology resources and capabilities
7.11 using IS/IT governance frameworks
7.12 IS risk management
7.2 strategic use of information
7.3 structuring the IS organization
7.4 IS planning
7.5 acquiring information technology resources and capability
The Full IS 2010 Curriculum list includes, which are excluded from the
IS 2010.8.0 application development
IS 2010.9.0 business process management
IS 2010.10.0 enterprise systems
IS 2010.11.0 Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction
IS 2010.12.0 IT Audit and Controls
IS 2010.13.0 IS Innovation and New Technologies
IS 2010.14.0 IT Security and Risk Management